Exhibit I



### Drone/UAS PreFlight

– Flight PLan

Area & Environment:

 Hazards / Site Selection

 Check for wires / cables / Obstructions

 Animals

 People / bystanders

 Property in the vicinity

 Site is away from nonessential participants

 Ability to maintain adequate buffer zones between aircraft and personnel

 Minimize departures and landings over populated areas

 Analyze local topography, ensuring a visible line of sight towa rds the

Drone/UAS at all times.

 Investigate potential alternative landing sites in cas e take

- off site is

obstructed.

 Psychological consideration (are you well rested, rushed, are you being

pressured by client)

 Weather considerations

 Temperature

 Visibility

 Precipitation

 Wind Speed

 Upper winds / at altitude

 Discuss flight plan with your spotter/Visual observer

 If flying in controlled airspace, have you notified airspace authority?

Note: First Aid Kit stocked, readily accessib le and visible to anyone in the area.

Exhibit IIPreFlight Inspection

 Drone/UAS Certificate of Registration Number & Appropriate documents

 Follow safety instructions in manual

 Walk

- around Inspection

 Check for l oose or damaged screws, ties, wiring, fasteners, straps

 Inspect prop mounts and screws and a pply slight counter pressure on arms

to check for loosened components

, Prop s are smooth and free of damage

 Checking all control surfaces for signs of damage, loose hinges, and overall

condition

 FPV , inspect / clean FPV (Camera) Lens and insure it is secured and

 Camera settings are correct (still images, video, frame rate )

 Battery / Batteries are fully charged, properly seated and Secured

 Fail

- safe equipment functioning

 RTH (return to home) / Recovery Button Functioning

 Firmware Airport Proximity Detection Functio ning

 Ensure voltage alarm is connected

 Check RC transmitter shows the right range and centering for all sticks

 Ensure no frequency conflicts with both video and transmitter/receiver

 Test electrical connections, plugged in and secure

 Check location of GPS equipment controlling the autopilot.

 Drone/UAS in stabilization mode, ensure control surfaces move towards

the correct positions

 SD camera memory clear and inserted into the camera

 Power up Video receiver / goggles

 Radio transmitter on

 Ensure led indicato rs and audible tones are correct

 Scan for nearby cars / people / animals

 Say “CLEAR!”

 Increase throttle slightly listening for any abnormalities

 Short 20

- 30 second hover at 3

- 5 feet (listen for vibrations / loose

items)Exhibit III

In

- Flight

Not to Exceed 400 ft AGL

– and forward speed of not to exceed 50mph Max

 Always keep your fingers on the controller/transmitter.

 Never let the Drone/UAS out of your sight even for a second.

 Climb to a safe altitude away from potential hazards and to reduce noise

pollution.

 Keep aircraft at a safe operating distance from people, electric utility lines

and buildings.

 If the Drone/UAS must be flown over buildings or people, maintain a safe

altitude for recovery and make every effort to minimize exposure.

 Spot ter /Visual Observer (VO) : Use a spotter whenever possible and

appropriate, especially when flying by First Person View

 Do not fly Drone/U AS within distance defined by local laws of any

private/commercial airport/helipad

 Avoid flying over people, unless specifically requested and agreed.

 Do not fly around a pre

- existing Drone/UAS flying site without a frequency

management agreement.

 Do not interfere with operations and traffic patterns at any airport

 Landing: Regardless of whether of a manual or automate d Drone/UAS

landing, scan landing area for potential obstruction hazards.

 Announce out loud “Preparing to Land”.

 Carefully land the aircraft away from obstructions and people.Exhibit I V



### Drone/UAS Post Flight

– Flight PLan

 Shutting Down: Turn the power off to the aircraft and/or disconnect the

batteries.

 Turn off the transmitter.

 Turn the power off to the photo equipment.

 Visually check aircraft for signs of damage and/or excessive wear.

 Remove batteries . Secure the aircraft.

 Check pictures: Verify that the Drone/UAS camera actually took the

pictures.Exhibit V

LOG FLIGHT

Date:

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Start Time:

___________________ Stop Time:

___________________

Location:

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_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Client:__________________________________________________

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Purpose:

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Description:

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Client Signature of acknowledgment and consent :

___________________________ _______________________________________________ Date:_______________________